The FA Cup returns next week as eight teams battle it out for a spot in the semi-finals. However, if history is anything to go by then the result is a foregone conclusion. Despite being the top domestic cup in England, the women’s FA Cup competition has never quite lived up to the ‘Magic of […]
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18 yellow cards are being handed out on average every gameweek in the Women’s Super League, up 70% from last season. If bookings continue to be issued at this rate, WSL sides are projected to end the season with 394 yellow cards between them compared to the 279 yellows received in 2022/23. This season has
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The announcement that Mel Phillips had been sacked as manager of Brighton after just nine months in the role sent shock waves through the Women’s Super League. The Seagulls have endured an underwhelming season so far but have shown flashes of promise, most notably in their win against title-hopefuls Manchester City, which are enough to
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The Barclays Women’s Super League delivered a thrilling spectacle throughout 2023, leaving fans excited on what 2024 has in store for the title race. Here we look back at 2023 and highlight the winners, losers, pantomime villains, biggest shocks, funniest moments, and honourable mentions. WINNERS Liverpool – The turnaround from Liverpool since the start of
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Record crowds, unprecedented shirt sales and award nominations make it a great week for the women’s game. If you’re on Twitter, or for some reason you like to watch Piers Morgan on Talk TV, then you may have seen some recent comments made by a former Premier League footballer about the role of women in
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Alessia Russo in Arsenal’s game against West Ham. Photo credit: Alessia Russo via X (No copyright intended). Arsenal’s statement signing only has two goals this season for the club – but she brings something different to the table. Arsenal fans have many reasons to feel positive right now. Their comfortable 3-0 victory against strugglers West
Russo isn’t scoring. Does it really matter? Read More »
